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Signal Isolators Required for 2 Wire PIT
I would like to know, can I use signal isolators for 2 Wire 24 V DC operated Honeywell make PIT? If possible, please suggest to me the company names who will supply signal isolators for 2 wire PIT
Yes you can use a signal isolator, but why? The transmitter output will be isolated from ground already.
Please post a few more details on what you need to do.
Roy
Please post a few more details on what you need to do.
Roy
For intrinsic safety
Turck , MTL , P & F
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Moore industries
Acromag
Jari
Turck , MTL , P & F
General purpose
Moore industries
Acromag
Jari
Dear Friend,
You can get signal isolators from Canopus, Autonics and Instronics Poona.
AK Khairkar
You can get signal isolators from Canopus, Autonics and Instronics Poona.
AK Khairkar
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